Bitcoin Surges Amid ETF Inflows and Market Optimism, But Inflation Adjustments Diminish Gains

Despite recent rallies, adjusted for inflation, Bitcoin's value remains below its 2021 peak, challenging its status as an inflation hedge.

Major cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin, experienced significant gains, driven by substantial inflows into U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Bitcoin's recent surge to over $69,000 was tempered by inflation adjustments, revealing a value less than its 2021 peak.
The approval of Bitcoin ETFs by the SEC has made cryptocurrency more accessible to everyday investors, contributing to its price increase.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hints at the possibility of lowering interest rates this year, influencing market dynamics.
Analysts predict continued volatility for Bitcoin, with some forecasting a potential rise to over $100,000 in the current cycle.